True Bills Found Good True Bills Found Good
Fragmentary OCR recounts a trial with a witness’s wavering testimony and a court ruling on the Sangamon County grand jury and board of visitors, including questions about indictment legality and judge Edwards’s findings. The passage notes alleged prejudice and issues over procedure and wording of the charges.
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Susfath
UaFsr
Board of Visors of
Sangamonco
Sipois
Edwards
Sangamonty
Sihese
Joliet Man Named Honor At Slate Meeting
J C Ian Joliet superintendent of Melwais named assistant for the Illinois State Whers' Association by the nominating committee last night. Nomination ensures action today. Emgleman remains executive committee chair. other nominations include Florence Brook first vice president and Mrs Fannie Spaits second vice president. R C Moore sought re appointment to the executive committee. E C Rock Island nominee shelfed. A constitutional amendment proposes moving the annual meeting from holiday week to the first week in December.
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Jammefield
J. C. Ian
Melwais
Joliet
Illinois State Whers’ Association
Emgleman
Florence Brook
Chicago
Fannie Spaits
Merlanitou
Hanna
Centralia
Greatatar McIntosh
Monticello
Secr
R.C. Moore
Carlinville
Engleman
E. C. Or
Rock Island
Watson Gets New Offer of Evidence by United States
In Washington DC on December 29 a note reports that three soldiers were killed at Camp Merritt New Jersey during the war. Senator Watson of Georgia received today an offer of evidence related to the case.
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Watson
United Seas
Washington, D. C
Camp Merritt
N. J
Georgia
Careys Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Bladder Troubles
An advertisement extols Careys famous prescription for kidney and bladder problems. It claims relief from frequent urination, burning, sediments, bloating, and rheumatism, insisting the tonic, in tablet or liquid form, can prevent Brights and diabetes. The ad promises a money back if not satisfied and guarantees two bottles.
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Carey
City Officials Dream of New Municipal Buildings Plan
City officials discuss a proposed one block redevelopment between Second and Third streets and Locust and Oak. The plan would relocate the fire chief, police chief, and library into separate buildings with the current city hall rebuilt, using condemned property if needed.
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Second
Third Street
Locust
Oak Street
City Hall
McEvoy
Bernard Dugan Funeral to Be Held Saturday
Funeral services for Bernard Dugan who died suddenly Tuesday night at his Pearl Street home will be held Saturday morning at nine o'clock at St. Mary's Church. Rev. J. A. Solon will officiate. The cortege will proceed to Lee Cemetery for burial. Mr and Mrs Fred Powers, daughter of the deceased, arrived from Minnesota following the death of the Kalb man.
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Bernard Dugan
Pearl Street
St. Mary’s Church
J. A. Solon
Lee
Fred Powers
Minnesota
Hood Rubber Company New Year Card Marks 1922
Hood Rubber Company issues a clever New Year greeting card design. The folder shows May there be on one side and No dangerous Curves Ahead for You in 1922 on the other. Dealers praise it as among the best greetings yet received.
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Hood Rubber Company
Hood
Compromise Sought in Irish Accord as Dail Reopens
London reports a compromise between De Valera and Griffith factions looms in Dublin after Lloyd George's statement. A spokesman says an agreement may be reached to secure ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty when Dail Eireann reconvenes on January 3.
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Coitedt Press
London
England
de Valera
Griffith
Dublin
Lloyd George
Irich
Sireann
Proceeding Against Profiteers Likely Soon
Washington officials say more profiteering indictments are imminent in the federal drive against high prices. Several building concerns are expected to be charged as prices rise despite anti trust actions. Attorney General Laughtery has been notified.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Laughtery
Two More Die From Poisoned Moonshine
Two more deaths were reported today from poisoned whiskey, bringing the total to six. Two men are currently dying as authorities investigate the tainted moonshine case. The update from New York notes ongoing fatalities and hospital conditions.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Case Goes Over Week Appeal From Judgment
A case labeled Case Goes Over Week involves Estella Leckey with a $145.71 judgment summarized before Justice of the Peace Sellrom, now appealed to the circuit court. The 1921 Illinois state attorneys annual convention is set for Dec 28–29 at the Leland Hotel in Springfield, with Charles B. Lauder of Marmoth and Hal Robinson of Jack as attendees. United States Senator L. Y. Sherman is noted as the banquet speaker for the event.
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Estella Leckey
Justice of the Peace
Sellrom
Circuit Court
Illinois State
Beng
Leland Hotel
Springfield
Charles B. Lauder
Marmouth
Hal Robinson
Jack
United’ States
L. Y. Sherman
Water Bills Being Prepared for Mailing in City
City Clerk Blackman and an assistant at city hall are busy this week preparing water bills for mailing. Haish Avenue sewer segment notices were mailed after the holiday. With gas work, hunting licenses, and a busy bureau of information, the clerk has little extra time. Most bills will be mailed soon after year’s start and many will be paid before the discount deadline.
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Blackman
Haish Avenue
Bureau of Information
Telephone men called to Springfield in sleet repair
Members of the Illinois Bell Telephone Company crews who had been working in the area were summoned to Springfield yesterday. Most departed by train last night and two trucks left in the afternoon as Springfield faced a sleet storm with poles and lines down. The move precedes ongoing local reconstruction work.
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Peat
I Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Springfield
Leland Whitgrove Returns From Annapolis Appeal
Leland Whitgrove is home from the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland for holiday vacation with his parents. He plans to stay through the year end before returning for another season of training at the academy.
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Leland Whitgrove
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Stomach Tablets Promised to Aid Digestive Woes
Kirchner's Drug Store guarantees Mi-O-Na stomach tablets will aid stomach trouble gas belching sour stomach nervousness dizziness and biliousness. Start a treatment today with this remedy.
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Kirchner
Winter wheat sown area falls slightly from last year
Washington, D. C. December 29 The winter wheat area sown this fall totalled 44 293 000 acres, down 1 2 percent from last fall when 44 847 000 acres were planted. Rye sown totaled 5 185 000 acres, up 22 6 percent from 4 228 000 acres. Condition indices show winter wheat at 87 9 compared with 89 for last year and a ten year average of 89.0. Rye was 92.2 versus 90.5 and a ten year average of 90.0.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Pythians to Meet at Hall This Evening
Knights of Pythias members will hold regular business tonight and close the year’s work. Newly elected officers are to be installed within the next week or two after the year’s business is fully completed.
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Pythians
Knights of Pythias
DeKalb County Aims For Health Bond Victory Cup
Counties compete in a friendly contest for a silver cup honoring the greatest per capita health bond sales. DeKalb County urged to lead, with results announced in February after sales close around January 10 and township reports reach headquarters.
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DeKalb County
Year of Fighting Has Been Costly to Belfast
Belfast reports 110 lives lost in a year of guerrilla warfare. Police deaths numbered 1, with 540 others injured or harmed in clashes across the city.
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Belfast
United Press
Ireland
New German Reparations Plans Prepared for Allied Commission
London dispatch reports Herr Fischer and Dr Walter Rothenau presenting new reparations rearrangement proposals. They refused to reveal details and will submit the plan to the allied reparations commission later today. Illinois weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions, colder in the south, with rising temperatures Friday.
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United Pres
London
England
Herr Fischer
Walter Rothenau
Allied Reparations Commission
Illinois
Coats Sale Offers Kids’ Selections at Deep Reductions
A sale advertises one lot of children’s coats with regular prices from 6.50 to 8.50 now 4.50. Young misses sizes 8 to 14 offered from 12.50 to 18.00 now 9.50. Limited quantities.
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Florsheim
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